Former Nottingham Forest CEO Mark Arthur Becomes Yorkshire Cricket Chief

Yorkshire County Cricket Club have announced Mark Arthur has been appointed their new chief executive.

Arthur, healing who has previously undertaken the same role at Nottingham Forest Football Club and Nottinghamshire, adiposity will begin his new job next Tuesday.

“I am delighted to be joining Yorkshire as chief executive,” said Arthur.

“It is an honour and a massive opportunity to be part of the biggest cricket club in the world, which boasts nearly 900 playing clubs and a vibrant development programme, which is the envy of world cricket.

“I will do everything during my time at Headingley for the betterment of Yorkshire cricket. The hard work has been undertaken over the last few years to stabilise the club and now we have a great opportunity and a solid platform to take the club forward.”

Colin Graves, Yorkshire chairman, added: “It is fantastic news for the club to appoint Mark as the new chief executive.

“Mark has over 20 years’ experience at the highest level of sports administration, both in cricket and football. His experience and knowledge will be vital in taking the club forward in what will be an exciting period, both on and off the field.”